Richmond Spider Stars Lead 1969 All-Big Five Football Team
Charlie Richards and Walker Gillette of Richmond were named co-captains and unanimous selections on the 1969 All-Big Five team. Richards threw for 2,556 yards and 21 TDs in his first varsity year, while Gillette reached 1,900 receiving yards with 11 TDs despite a shoulder injury. Virginia Tech and Virginia led with nine and six selections respectively. VMI was winless.
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Dick Irvin
Peter Schmidt
Lenny Smith
Tim Bostack
Winston Whitehead
Jack Simcsak
Wood Grapplers Open Season Tomorrow Night
James Wood wrestling coach Willie Walters previews a rebuilt lineup for 1969 70 with ten returning lettermen and a slate of strong NW League foes including North western rivals and out of state matches. The Colonels face Thomas Jefferson Northside Yorktown and Bishop Ireton while hosting Orange Gar Field and Osbourne in a demanding opening schedule.
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College Basketball Results From Various Matchups
A dense list of college men’s basketball scores across multiple conferences and regions. Notable results include Columbia over CCNY 89 46, NYU 103 over Herb Lehman 63, Rutgers 91 over Pittsburgh 79, and Kentucky 106 over West Virginia 87.
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Holy Cross
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Bridgewater Eagles Enjoy Strong Outlook This Season
Bridgewater College returns 22 regular season games and a seasoned lineup led by Rick Wampler and Jim Wampler. Dennis Woolfrey Ron Cook and Bob Boyle anchor a balanced attack as coach Mel Myers embraces faster tempo pressing defense and a new offense opening the middle. Freshmen Tom Clayton Jed Madesitt Bob Scott Yank Stewart join a depth-filled roster.
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Ron Cook
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Tom Clayton
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Bob Scott
Yank’’ Stewart
Joey Buckner
Grover Collins
Charles Dull
Tom Morrissey
Bob Vanderberg
John Zack
Jim Powell
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Pro Basketball Monday Results From Associated Press
NBA results list no games scheduled today. Scheduled games include Cincinnati at Baltimore Seattle at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia Chicago vs Phoenix at Salt Lake City Detroit at San Francisco. ABA results note New York at Dallas and Denver at Pittsburgh played Monday.
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Shenandoah Downs Entries for Bowling Congress Tourney
The 1971 American Bowling Congress tournament will be held in Detroit with entries announced for Shenandoah Downs.
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Winchester Rifle & Pistol Club Officers and Winter Schedule
The Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club announces 1970 officers: Charles Grum president Boyce Cook vice president Byron Goss secretary and Jack Baum treasurer. Winter practice on Sul Springs road range Sundays and Fridays for juniors at 7:30 p.m. December 3 meeting at War Memorial Building.
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Charles Grum
Boyce Cook
Byron Goss
Jack Baum
Sul Springs Road
War Memorial Building
Handley Cage Tickets On Sale For 1969 70 Season
Handley announces sale of home basketball season tickets for 1969 70 with seats at 15 dollars each. Tickets are payable at the first home game on December 13. Fans may reserve by calling 662 3471 and applying through Mrs Nancy Kern. Some prime seats remain.
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Handley Basketball
Nancy Kern
Shenandoah Downs 7:15 P M and Shenandoah vs Richmond Frosh
Area sports notes list a Shenandoah Downs horse race at 7 15 p m and a Shenandoah versus Richmond freshman college basketball matchup at Culpeper.
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Stonewall Jackson
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Richmond Frosh
Culpeper
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